Category: Reviews
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Review: ‘They Are Watching’ plunges into the depths of the dark web
J.M. Stelly's latest feature creeps beneath the fingernails.
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Review: ‘Camp Pleasant Lake’ knocks off ‘Friday the 13th’ & ‘Scream’ — and it’s a blast
Thomas Walton's latest feature is an ode to slashers.
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Review: Tucker Riggleman & the Cheap Dates deconstruct loneliness & isolation on ‘Restless Spirit’
The WV-based band reaches new heights on new album.
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Review: ‘The Blackwell Ghost 8’ chokes you and won’t let go
Turner Clay's latest foray into the unknown will send chills down your spine.
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Review: Grant Glad & the Soo Line Loons tell ‘One Man’s Story’ on new album
The singer-songwriter captures the scope of human existence
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Review: Teen slasher ‘Departing Seniors’ castrates systemic hatred against a super gay backdrop
Clare Cooney's feature film directorial debut throbs with a tremendous amount of heart.
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Review: The Sweeplings twists together life’s sorrow, tragedy, and hope on self-titled album
The band's new album drags you through life's darkest moments.
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Review: ‘The Power of the Strike’ draws upon Giallo influence for a dark revenge tale
Filmmaker Dima Barch uses classic techniques for a surprising watch.
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Review: ‘When the Trash Man Knocks’ is pure ’80s sleaze
Christopher Wesley Moore's new feature goes hard into '80s slasher sleaze.
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Review: ‘It’s a Wonderful Knife’ slashes through the snow
Director Tyler MacIntyre and writer Michael Kennedy create a special holiday classic.
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Review: Ira Wolf unlocks deep humanity with new record, ‘Rock Bottom’
Wolf's new LP digs deep into the nature of the human race.
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Review: Kimberly Morgan York delivers wickedly cool ‘Devil Songs and Other Such Nonsense’
York's new EP is among the year's best releases.
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Review: ‘The Puppetman’ pulls the strings of utter terror
Brandon Christensen's newest film is one of the year's best.
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Review: LVCRFT throws a spooky, scary soiree with ‘V’
The collective's fifth studio record proves they haven't lost their spark.
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Review: Blanco White sets listener adrift on oceans of sound with ‘Tarifa’
Blanco White's second album shoots into the universe.
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Thanks for the review Bee!